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CommentObituary: Gavin Taylor
Malcolm Gerrie pays tribute to Gavin Taylor, the award-winning director of music show The Tube, who passed away on 12 June.
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CommentTaking on 12,000 sketches
There’s nothing else like this on radio, says Jane Berthoud on The Show What You Wrote
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CommentYou the Jury: Don’t Call Me Crazy
Broadcast’s industry review section examines BBC3’s mental health doc Don’t Call Me Crazy
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CommentTime to finally beat the bullying
With appetite for change growing, is zero tolerance the answer asks Lisa Campbell.
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CommentTV can learn from ad-makers
Why were there no TV creatives at Cannes Lions asks Kate Bulkley
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CommentCalling the shots on more than just Call The Midwife
An all-female directing line-up shouldn’t make headlines
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CommentEyeing indie opportunities in the US
Argonon boss James Burstall travels from Santa Monica to the Canadian Rockies in search of deals.
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CommentCommercial radio: show me the money
Global’s appeal against the decision to block its GMG takeover must be supported.
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CommentYouTube tackles subscriptions
Adam Nightingale on the impact of YouTube’s move into the premium content market on pay TV operators.
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CommentThe golden rules of pitching
Karl Woolley shares his top ten tips for pitching to broadcasters.
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CommentPussy Riot opens Doc Fest
Broadcast’s Peter White on the opening night of the Sheffield festival’s 20th anniversary.
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CommentLearn and move on from DMI
BBC must not let failure force it to shy away from taking risks, says George Bevir
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CommentSecond screen interactivity potential must be explored
More can be done to engage viewers, says Phil Wilce
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CommentJust stick to the day job, will you?
Commissioners: stop dreaming of an indie career and read my pitch, says Steven D Wright
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CommentConfessions of an Alien Abductee
Producer Jayne Edwards talks about avoiding cliches and letting ordinary folk tell extraordinary stories
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CommentDigital's finest converge at Internet Week
Disruption and revolution were trending at Internet Week, says Jacqui Moore
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CommentHorsing around on social media
Social media played a key role in building Horse & Country TV’s niche audience, says Richard Burdett
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CommentThe Great Disappearing Programme Scandal
Every week, hours of shows vanish without trace says Justin Crosby.
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CommentYou the Jury: Jo Brand’s Great Wall of Comedy
Broadcast’s industry review section You the Jury takes a look at Gold’s new comedy panel show Jo Brand’s Great Wall of Comedy.